www.mit.edu Open in urlscan Pro
2a02:26f0:1700:18f::255e  Public Scan

Form analysis
1 forms found in the DOM

GET /search

<form method="GET" action="/search" id="es-search-form" class="es-search-form js-es-search-form"><label for="es-search-form-input" class="es-search__label js-search-trigger">Explore websites, people, and locations</label>
  <div class="es-search__box-mod"><svg width="30" viewBox="0 0 23 22" version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1.5" class="icon--search-mag search-box__mag">
      <g stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="1.5" fill="none">
        <circle cx="9.20757329" cy="8.99160695" r="8.50646589"></circle>
        <path d="M14.8522097,14.6362434 L20.7140392,20.4980728" id="Line-4"></path>
      </g>
    </svg>
    <div class="es-search__box-trigger js-search-trigger"></div> <input type="query" id="es-search-form-input" autocomplete="off" name="q" aria-label="search" placeholder="" class="es-search__box js-search-input"> <!----> <span
      class="es-search__placeholder">card</span> <!----> <!---->
  </div>
</form>

Text Content

Skip to content ↓



MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

 * Education
 * Research
 * Innovation
 * Admissions + Aid
 * Campus Life
 * News
 * Alumni
 * About MIT
 * More ↓
   * Admissions + Aid
   * Campus Life
   * News
   * Alumni
   * About MIT

Menu ↓ Search

Menu
Explore websites, people, and locations

card

TOP RESOURCES FOR

 * prospective students
 * current students
 * faculty & staff
 * alumni
 * parents & families
 * all resources

FEATURED TOPIC

 * climate change

Updates from campus: Read messages from MIT's leaders regarding recent events on
campus, sharing relevant policies, and correcting misinformation.




SPOTLIGHT: MAY 13, 2024

A new way to detect light in the brain using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
could enable researchers to map changes in gene expression, map anatomical
connections between cells, or reveal how cells communicate with each other.

MAY 13, 2024

Full story

SHARE:

 * Twitter
 * Facebook

Explore more spotlights
MORE FROM THE MIT COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

MIT graduate student Ashutosh Kumar applies skills from his materials science
background toward studying the relationship between bacteria and cancer.
“There’s an unmet need to understand a lot of gynecological cancers,” he says.

RESEARCH NEWS

EAPS researchers have found that heavy snowfall and rain likely contributed to a
swarm of earthquakes over the past several years in Japan’s Noto Peninsula. The
study is the first to show that climate conditions could initiate some
earthquakes.

COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

WMBR 88.1 FM, MIT’s all-volunteer radio station, builds community connections
with its music and spoken-word shows. “It’s really fun ... being able to hang
out with people who love music just as much as you do,” says co-general manager
Maggie Lin.

RESEARCH NEWS

CSAIL researchers have used machine learning to decode a phonetic “alphabet”
used by sperm whales. They found the structure of the whales’ click patterns
varies significantly depending on the conversational context, suggesting an
intricate communication system.

#THISISMIT

Via @neisacollegesailing on Instagram: “Congratulations to the recipient of
Women’s Sportsperson of the year, Brooke Schmelz! … This award goes to the most
outstanding sportsperson in women’s sailing in NEISA.”

RESEARCH NEWS

A new sound-suppressing silk fabric could be used to create quiet spaces within
large areas. “While we can use fabric to create sound, there is already so much
noise in our world. We thought creating silence could be even more valuable,”
Grace Yang SM ’21, PhD ’24 says.

WANT MORE ABOUT MIT?

Explore more spotlights, or subscribe to receive daily or weekly doses of MIT in
your inbox.

Subscribe
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 * Education
 * Research
 * Innovation
 * Admissions + Aid
 * Campus Life
 * Newsnews.mit.edu
 * About MIT
 * Alumni

Join us in building a better world.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA, USA
 * Visit
 * Map
 * Events
 * People
 * Careers
 * Contact
 * Privacy
 * Accessibility
 * * Social Media Hub
   * MIT@twitter
   * MIT@facebook
   * MIT@youtube
   * MIT@instagram